One of the major differences between WoW and many other MMORPGs is that the developers of Blizzard have allowed players the ability to program their own interface modifications. These are usually called 'mods' or 'add-ons'. Interface modifications can be a great way to enhance your game play, helping parse out valuable data, mark key locations on your map and make more effective use of valuable screen space. Mods can help players with trade craft, raiding, boss fights, statistical data and PVP. Blizzard has gone so far as to modify their base game interface to include a lot of very popular mods, such as those that give extra hot-key spaces on screen, buff timers and on-screen quest guidance.

Many high-end guilds won't even accept applicants who do not have popular raid mods such as CT_RaidAssist. These are considered integral to the success of raids as they give valuable boss timing information, raid ready checks and access to all player health and mana bars on the screen at one time. A player has to be careful though, that the mod they are downloading is considered legitimate and not a cheat. Some add-ons and enhancements go too far, directly hacking into the WoW databases to try to glean information that should not otherwise be available to the player. Some programs are outright 3rd-party applications that run in the background, providing unfair advantages in game. To combat this growing trend, Blizzard has implemented the controversial Warden program, a shield that informs Blizzard if a player may be running 3rd-party tools illegally.

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